What is another word for nudibranchia?
Pronunciation: [njˌuːdɪbɹˈanki͡ə] (IPA) 
Nudibranchia is a subclass of marine gastropod mollusks that are popularly known as sea slugs. The word nudibranchia literally means 'naked gills' in Latin. These creatures are characterized by their vibrant and colorful appearance, with some species exhibiting elaborate and intricate patterns. Synonyms for nudibranchia include nudibranchs, shell-less snails, sea slugs, and naked mollusks. They are found in oceans around the world and are known for their unique feeding habits. Some species of nudibranchia are carnivorous and feed on other marine species, while others are herbivores and feed on algae. They play an essential role in the marine ecosystem and are always a delight to spot while diving or snorkeling.
